triarmed
triarmed adjective: having three arms.
Adjective
triarmed (not comparable)
- Having three arms.
- A brace wire fastening for wire fences has been patented by Mr. Arthur Lott, of Riddleville, Tex. Combined with the panel wires are braces and triarmed clasps embracing the wires and braces at their points of intersection, the clasps each being made in one place, with its arms bent around a...1885 October 10, “Miscellaneous Inventions”, in Scientific American, volume 53, page 234
- An abnormal arrangement of paired g chromatids resulting in a triarmed configuration Quadriradial (qr)1987, D. Brusick, Principles of Genetic Toxicology, →ISBN, page 40
Origin of triarmed
From tri- + armed.
Questions about triarmed
- What does triarmed mean?
- Triarmed means having three arms.
- What part of speech is triarmed?
- Triarmed is an adjective.
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